New podcast! Boston University law professor Woodrow Hartzog says Franz Kafka's work is a lens to examine how people often make choices against their own interests when confronted with complex technological systems, and how AI is amplifying these existing privacy and control problems.
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What Kafka Can Teach Us About Privacy in the Age of AI
A conversation with Boston University School of Law professor Woodrow Hartzog.
“Pressure is mounting on state and federal prosecutors to investigate tech billionaire Elon Musk’s $1 million lottery-style giveaway to registered voters in seven battleground states.A Justice Department spokesperson said Tuesday that it had received a letter from 11 former government officials including several Republican ex-prosecutors urging the department to investigate whether Musk’s daily prizes violate a federal law prohibiting paying people to register to vote.”
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Pressure is mounting on prosecutors to review Musk’s $1M swing-state petition giveaway
On Monday, former federal election and law enforcement officials requested a review of Musk’s lottery.
Minors are often the most prominent survivors and perpetrators of AI-generated sexually explicit digital forgeries. That raises significant legal questions, writes Kaylee Williams.
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Minors Are On the Frontlines of the Sexual Deepfake Epidemic — Here’s Why That’s a Problem
Minors are often the most prominent survivors and perpetrators of AI-generated NCII. That raises legal questions, writes Kaylee Williams.
Durov, Musk, Zuckerberg- big week for tech oligarchs in conflict with government power. I wrote about it:
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Durov, Musk, and Zuckerberg: Tech Oligarchs Cry Censorship and What It All Means
The tech oligarchs appear to believe they should be the ones to set the rules, writes Justin Hendrix.